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HACKNEY COACHES.
lURBOUKDING THE PARKS?OBSTRUCTING TIBW8
AND FRESH AIR?EMBARRASSING THE PO
LICE.
The amendments made by the Common Council to
the hackney coach regulations, wheroby the atands are
made to include tbo north side of Union square, as
well aa the south and west sides, and also a similar
amendment by which the north side of Multson square
la added to the south and west sides, thus almost sur
rounding these beautiful parks by horses and coaches,
aud screening their verdure Irom the view of the sur
rounding residents, as well as obstructing the freo cir
culation of froeb air which their existence Is intended
. to generate, have been the occasion of many strong
complaints Irom parties interested. It is certainly
no ornament to thcae public places, which
are intended exclusively lor healtbfnl recrea
tion and enjoymoot, to have tbem sur
turrounded by n cordon of horses aud hackuey coaches,
iltuated so closely together as to forbid the sale ingress
ind egress of visitors, especially nurses who hnvu
charge of little children; and it Is equally oortaiu tbm
the charms of these pretty Bpots, with tbe warbllngs of
the birds, are not enhanced by tbe perpetual stumping
of the horses' leet, especially in sultry weather, like
that of tbe last few days, and which makes the files
sting tbe poor animals like scorpions; nor is the odor
from thmr steaming sides particularly bonolicUl to
the current o! pure air which It is expected these
pleasant placos will ennt. Tbe people complaining
bone tbe authorities will apply a curatlvo with tho
Iqpst possible delay.
KlllURllASSI.VU THK Ol'KK AVIO.V3 OP TI1K FOLIC*.
But tbe ubovc are not tbn only causes upon which
the public have grounds to busu complaints against
tbe present huckncy coach ordinances and regulations.
In this particular the security of the property of citi
tens Is endangered. There is tut order allowing coach
drivers to stand with their vehicles at any ot tbe street
cornors tbey may choose Irom ten o'clock at night
until sunrise. It will be romentbered that an attempt
to make one of these drivers "movo on"' Irom a cer
tain point up town led to the wounding ol two police
olllccrs aud the incarceration under a ten years' sen
tence In the State Prison ol tho parly guilty ol tho
net. Inquiry In regard to the subject being made by a
Ukkald reportd} to nu experienced police official, led
to I he following result:?
?'What la tho olteci of ibo ordinance which allows
hack drivers to remain from ton o'clock at night until
sunriso at any street corner?"
"It embarrasses the operations of the police. By
this system tbe drivers have a great advantage over
the police. Fur exumple, if u robbery is contemplated,
ind in regard to which tho polloo have .suspicions, and
s back Is found in the immediate vicinity ol the pluce
under snrvelilnuco, the police have no authority, under
the present regulations, to compel the driver of that
beck to move away. A great many burglaries have
doou committed in tlto business localities down
town where there are no family residences? that is to
lay, from Muulen lane to Canal street, on Broadway,
and including the Intervening streets.
Above Oanul street warehouses are built and being
built for mercantile purposes on Howard, Grand,
Btoome and oilier streets. This urea does not include
such streets as Church and its extension, iu which mer
chandise ot great commercial value is deposited. All
through ino ubove district, down from Broadway to
Washington street, there aro but few residents, except
In the boarding bouses on Greenwich street who, from
their locality, can protect property. Now when
we turn out men on patrol we instruct oacb man to
try cvory door on bis beat. Anything unusual
that occurs excites his suspicions at once, and bo gives
Iho premises bis especial attention. But sinco this
amended ordinance, with others, have gono Into elfcct
Iho foresight ot tbe polico is rendered nugatory. If the
policeman finds a back in a suspected locality, he can
not toll wholhcr It Is there lor a proper purpose or
not; no cannot order it to move. If be Interrogates
the driver the latter replies by showing his number,
it frequently happens that a false number is given?
the one shown being subsequently found to be on a
hack op town." In conclusion, the official said the
Common Council should rescind tho ordinance rela
tive to hackmcn found on stroet corners under sus
picious circumstances at all hours of tbo night, and
jivo the polloo power to aot in the premises accord
ing to their best judgment.
KRIilOroOS NOTICBB.
-MRS.' NELLIE BRIGHAM. " INSPIRATIONAL
L .speaker, lecture* for the Society of s-'piritumltatH. It*1^
M. and 7J4 1'. M., in their hall 55 West B3d st. Seat!
tree. Children's Ivconin. 'Jji P. M.
Ar
American temperance union, at cooper
Institute, this afternoon nt it o'clock. Rev, Kreil. Boll, the
muring preacher, fruiu Brooklyn. will deliver his farewell
teiii)ieriinec address before leaving for Europe. Address by
?Rev. Mr. Corey, Recitation by Miss Jennie Perkins. Sing
lug by the choir. WALTER LOGAN, President.
J. B. Oonku.v, Secretary.
A~~ N ESCAPED~ NUN.?TO-NIGHT MISS EDITH
O'Gorrunn, lor several years an iuuiate of St. Joseph's
Convent, iu New Jersey, will give an eloquent, startling
and thrilling lecture on "I.iie in a Convent, Courorsion to
Protestantism, nud llow She Escaped," at the llurvnrd
Rooms, t it h u v. nnd 4'Jd at.. ut S o'clock. (Vino early. "Is
it a Sin to Kut Meat on l'rlday "Has the Priest Power
to Korgivo Sins f" "la the l'opc Infallible t"
N EVA 511 ELI ST S~K R VI NO U N DER A P? 1STLES
creatored to the Chnreli will lecture Rnnday, 7}? P. M.,
Madison at., corner .Montgomery, on "Our Lord's Coming."
Seats lice. No collection. ?
SPIR ITU A L CON P ERE NCR AT THE HARVARD
JvRooms. Sunday, from 2::W to 5. Jidltli O'Ooruiun.
Escaped Nun, "Convent Life," 7:50 P. M. Mediuius and (
speakers invited to be present and an take Dart.
A SERMON I PON THE LIKE AMI WORKS Of REV
Or. Muhlenberg, will he delivered by Rev. Cornelius It
Smith. Whit-Sunday, at 7 ilk) 1*. M. service, at Church gf the
Il..lv Apostles, corner nth uv., kSth St., before the Young
People's Missionary Association.
> 1HURCII Vp THE RESURRECTION, 85TM hT.j BE
4.'tween Lexington and (id avs.. Rev. John W. Trimble,
rector.?Services every Sunday, at 10:45 A. M. and 7:Ul) P.
M.: Sunday school at if Cf? I'. M. Tills (Sunday) evening
Jtev. Frederick Courtney, asso iato roctor of St. Thomas'
. t'hnrvli, will preach.
jniiuKcii ok Tiih mkssiaii, corner :hth st!
k.yauil Park av.?'The pastor. Rev. William R Alger, will
preach at 11 A. M. Subject",?"Ths Work of Life and the
Motives to it."
pill Rl'H OK Tlir," DISCIPLES, M ADISON AV., COR~
L>f?or 45th st.. Rev. George II. 11 epworl h. ? Morning?
"God ana Ills Providence." Evening?"I lie Principal
Tiling in Lite." Tuesday evening Grand Testimonial Con
tort to Mr. A. (1. Arnold. Messrs. Arbuckle, l.iiriihard,
Dili. Colby, Cumuilugs, Mitt Uorie and Muio. Zeiglrr have
liudly volunteered.
MOLLKGI ATM Rl.EORMKD (DUTCH) I'II UKOIt, ('()K
k'nor 4Sth si. and 5th nv.?Rev. William 11. Campbell.
J. I)., will luoaeh at lOiB't A. M. and 7:45 i*. M.
"fin URCII OK sr. MARY Tit K VIRGIN, WEST 4'iTH
L'st.?Wliltsnnday, 7, s, Hi, In1,' (llayden'ssixth uiasai,
t (vespers).
/ tUUKtJS O K. OU R SAVIOUR (H1XTH UN IV E its A LIST
\ ./Society), 57th St.. near *ih av., James M. Pullman, pas
tor.?Sunday iiiurning it II. anniversary Discourses; third
anniversary of the dedication of the church. Evening at
7 45 "Overcoming the World." Strangers cordially in
vited.
C^ H I K' if OK THK DIVI N E~PATERNITY, 5TH AT..
A'Oruer 45th St.. Rev. Dr. K. 11. Cliaplu, pastor. ?Rev. A.
Oil unison, pastor of All Souls' Church. Brooklyn, E. I*,
will preach at 1 I V M., and Rev. W. R. Alger, ot Church of
the Messiah, Now York, at s P. M. Vespers In the evening,
/tllUBcTlTlK THE NEW JERUSALEM (SWEDEN,
'.yborglani. East !<5tl> St.. hetween 4th (Park) and Res
in gt on avs., Rev. Chsuncey Gilo-, pastor.?Services at 11
A. M. sermon -"True .e iglou and How To Get it."
J yii."v'i.ANCK?ST. MARK'S, 2D AV. AND loTlfsT.?
?f Power.,' The rector will preach
Disciples ok''<? heist. jsVii sr., near broad
way.?Dr. S. E. sltnpard, ot Troy, Pa., preaches morn
ing and c eiling. Baptism iu the evening. Public Bible
class lector.i Monday evening. Come mid welcome.
/1 Rack cifi KcH, broadway" and iiVrn" st"?
' TWhltsund iy. early service, with the holy communion
at * A. M,S also at 11 A M In the altbruaon (berealtor
until further notice), at 5 oViork.
REV. GEORGE K. SEYMOUR WILL PREACH IN
St. Chrysn-tout's Chapel, 7th av., corner SJin st., this
(suudayi evening, at s o'clock.
EKV. GARDINER SPUING PLUMLKY. PAS IOK?
North Dutch Church; entrances, IRI I ullun st., 58 Ann
tt : I"'. A. ,M., "Walking Hefi.ro the Lord;" 7.\s I*. M.,
"Abraham as a Soldier."
Vi*. TIMOTHY'S CliUKGII, ."mI'll AND 57TH STS..
jc/inidway between N|n and ntli avs. (Protest ant Episco
pal) ? Rev. George Jar vis Goer, D. I)., rectur; Whit Sun
llay. "JtHh May, services tOifh) A. M.. 7 :45 P. M ; Sunday
lehool, 2 ;(d) p. >1. The rector will olllcisle.
SPIKtT PHTI'RKH TAKEN THIS EVENING, l.tl78
Broadway, between 52d and 5ftd sta.: suirit lights, voices
and touches, conimenolMg at w o'clock.
OOUIETY or HUMANITY, SCIENCE HALL, HTII ST..
t" mar Broadway ?Lecture this evening by T H. Wake
loan. Sublcct?"The Religious Bearing of Herbert
Spencer's Soclulogy."
rjHIK PEOPLE'S SERVICE.
chnrch of (he IToIr Trtnity, Madison av. and 42d St., at
7:If' P. M.. Rev. ftiennen II. Tyng, Jr., will preach. Sub
Joet?'"Uhflstlan K? t her hood."
.-eats free alter upouing livmti.
liuly oiutn niton II o'clock; evening, 7:45?"Tito Spirit
er.,' The rector will preach.
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Madison square, New Yorlg.
Highest awards in Pari-, Vienna, New York.
Judges' report Iroin Philadelphia:?"for general artistic
excellence iu all styles of portrait photography, plain
cravou, oil and fiasiel. and tor a now process uf making
dm able truestar crayons,"
VflSKTY CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS. F.LEGAMT.Y
(rained, for sale ul any eai nthe, owipg to removal.
Ap|dy 1,177 Broadway, near gStlt st.,lor tht'eo ilaye. House
keepers and dealers please take notice.
fiylMIER A CO., 5U3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. HAVE
g5ju-l received an Invoice of antique Dutch Hall Clocks,
which they are ottering at a greatly reduced price.
TLrATEB COLOR AND UK \YON PORTRAITS AT
VY Miss MARIA IIAUTMAN.VS Studio, fl7Jsne St., near
dij) av.
BRET A V ilAMTtt. ~~
Y IVI"AND LET LIVE, JlL' PlbADWAY.-i.ADIE.S'
J J ii.<1 Gentlemen's Oyster and Dining Room; the luroer
uftiiD favorite resort is stocked with the choicest delicaeioe
of tiic season, S.\Nfn RPI'.NCEIt, Csteiwr
DAXtlXf AUADEMIKfs.
Y _0 1 It'llKR'h DVNGING Al'ADKMV. H UNION
Jx.square; < p:n nil summer, nrlvstu lessons any hour;
(Hide specialty: new si tetnt eimole, easily eeqnlre'd; lady
a-iisiants. I'srefiticli Monday. ?
RBHOVALI.
ti'".OiID'S Sl'.\ N ' -II V Id'H ED Boot AND'.SHOE
pari ir ruutovcU to J" Union square.
ii
Ann7SK*tic<rr*.
|M ILMOKfc's'X*ONUEHK0K?<."
SHKRIDvN SHOOK Lessee
E. Q. GILMOBE Manager
P. S. GILMORE Musical Director
Grand Opening of the
SUMMER CONCERT SE\80N.
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 24.
The management take great pleasure in announcing that
ttiU favorite summer resort is now undergoing a complete
transformation. ro arraugenu nt and renorntlon throughout
the entire establishment. an I when thrown open to the
public,
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 24.
wilt command the reputation it heretofore acquired of
being
"The Most Magnificent Place of Public Entertainment in
the World."
The decoration and ornamentation will be entirely new,
original In design, extensive and elaborate.
Time, labor und expense have not been spared to gather
FROM ALL PARTS OF Tllli WORLD
the rarest auil most beautiful
TREES, PLANTS, FLOWERS AND SHRUBS.
AMONG THE PALMS AND OTHER RARE AND ELE
GANT EXOTICS
WILL BE SCATTERED FOUNTAINS AND STATUARY.
The
Grand Cascade, v.ith its mountains of tailing waters, will be
made to add new brilliancy to the enchanting scone,
where thousands of vari-colored lights and calciums
will illuminate the spectacle of unexampled beauty and
bring forth all the glories of u panorama of untur
passabla grandeur.
GILMOKE'S GREAT MILITARY BAND,
which has been univor-aliy proclaimed the
"Kiuast Musical .Military Organization in the World,"
has boon making extraordinary effcrti through a loug series
of tho most exacting rehearsals in preparing a repertoire
for the season which, Irom tho dittiuulty as well as the
massiveness and vuriety of the works to he produced, can
not fall to win the appreciation of alt interested in
THE PROGRESS OF MUSICAL ART.
The members of the bund have a double object urging
them at the present moment to the extremist limit of^tu
tnan effort to arrive at the highest degree of excellence and
GREATEST REFINEMENT OP FINISH AND EXF.CU
T1 ON.
They mean to win at the outset the distinguished appro
bation of their own people, und labor fur the success they
hope among foreign nations at the approaching Purls Ex
position us the
REPRESENTATIVE-BAND OF AMERICA.
An illustration or the value und result of this design will
be manifested ut tho
GRAND INAUGURAL FESTIVAL.
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 24.
when this famous Band will make its First Appearance in
Grand Concert lor the sesson. with all tlie favorite soloists,
Including
Mr. M. ARBUGKLK, Cornet!
E. A, LEFEHKE. Saxophone.
F. LETxC il, 'lromboue.
F. BHAClli, Flute.
JOSEPH ELLER, Oboe.
.Sidnor DE CARLO, Piccolo.
carl keiiki. op
CARL KEGEL, Clariouet.
B. C. BEN r. Cornet, and
Signer C1CCONE, Clarionet.
All of whom are recognized as among tlie best solo per
formers in the musical pretossion.
GILMORE'S GREAT MILITARY BAND
also includes the following groups of instrnments as quar
tets:?
QUARTET OF FLUTES.
Messrs. Brsclit, De Carlo. Kietzei and Oesehle.
QUARTET OF OBOES.
Messrs. Eller, Uorteluierer, Neumann und Marlsb.
QUARTET OF SAXOPHONES.
Messrs. Lelebre, Wullrubo, Stcckelbcrg and Schultz.
QUARTET OF CORNETS.
Messrs. Arbucklc, Bent, Knltenhorn and Ciilmore.
SUARTET OF FRENCH HORNS,
essrs. Uenttll, l.otze, Zilin mid Eller.
QUARTET OK TROMBONES,
Messrs. Letsch, Marshall, Saul and Gtacbler.
QUARTET oF BASSOONS,
Messrs. Soh-t, Kupp, Cuvanagh und liaiisknecht.
QUARTET OF TUBAS.
Messrs. Listmuun. Fiehrig. Reltcr and Falming.
The above Qunitet Groups, together with other instru
mental Combinations, Will lend a variety to the programme*
of each entertuiniiieut unattainable by any other organiza
tion.
8IONORINA EL ISA UAL1MBEKTI.
the charming Venetian Prima Dnuna,
will appear, us w II as other nr.ists,
OM TUB OPENING NIGHT.
The inaugural programme will iLclude, lor the flrst time
by any military hand, the greatest of BEKTBUVK.N'S
F1DKLIO OVERTURES.
"LBONORA, NO. 3,''
and the most difficult work ever atltnnpteil by any military
musical organization.
TilK "PRELUDES," by LISZT.
With u varied anil most attractive-programme of
I'O PULAR AND llKLIUHTFUL MUSIC.
fit) rents Admission. fiO cents
Do irs open at 7:3tk Concert at 8 o'clock.
Special Kntertuinmenth SnniUy evenings.
BOOTH'S TIIKATKr? CII VNOE.
Lessees and Manager* KIONOLD A TILLOTSON.
Mnnuuy evening, May -I. und until lurther notice,
Mr. lif.OKlIK UKiNOLD.
Mr. C.KEKGK KIONOLD, Mr. OkoltilE HIGNOLD,
Mr. UKonuh KIONOI.D. Mr. Ol OKoK KIONOI.D.
Mr. GEuKOR KIONOI.D.
In the title role ol Phillips' lamuiis Dratuu,
AM OH CLARK.
AMOS CLAKK, I
AMOS CLAKK. I a splendid 4 art I'luy,
AMOS CI.Altk. | with
AMOS CLAKk. I Mr. OKOKOK KIONOLD
AMOS CI.AKK, as
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AMOS CLARK,' Mr. K. B. WAKDK
AMOS CLAKK, | as
AMOS CLAKK, | Sir ROKEKT CLAVKMNO.
AMOS CLAKK, I
AM.IS CLAKK. | Miss MA It IK WAINWKIOIIT
AMOS CLAKK, I us
AMOS CLAKK. MILDKKD VAUGIIAN,
AMOS CLAKK, |
supported by ihe regular eoinpanv.
Wednesday M AT IN li K lit HALKI'AST ONE.
POPULAR PRICKS
llenerul admission Cent*
Reserved Orchestra swats One Dollar
"KW PARK TUKATRK, Brooklyn. *
hn.-ugement ol the luvorlte Comedian
Mr. II. J. MONTAUUR,
supported bv mouthers of
W AI .LACK's TUKA
TRK COMPANY OK NKW YORK.
Monday. \\ ednesdav and Saiurilav nights
THK ROMANCE OF A I'OOK YOUNG MAN.
Tuesduy and Thursday and W ednesday Matinee.
SUCIKTY.
Friday Night anil Satmd ly Matinee
FALSE SIlA.Mk.
G"?
TONY PASTOR,S
??? anil see - .
M. A. TOM ASUS
and his great
JUVENILE ENGLISH COMIC OPERA TROLPK,
to commence MONDAY, May Ml.
RMmr PASTORS. TONY PASTOR'S.
M. A. TOM ASI'S
Great Jovenile English t uuiie Opera Troupe.
to c?rameuee on MONDAY, May 31.
A. T. O. M. A. S. 1.
and his Great Juvenile English Comic Opera Troupe
every nltht and Tuesday aud Krlduy Matinees,
at
T. O. N. Y.' P. A. S. T. O. R. ' 8.,
MB AND M9 BROADWAY.
fpHK NEW AMERICAN MISKUM,
X IIKt and lift Bowery.
KXTRa ATTRACTION,
DAVE NAVARRO. ILLINOIS FAT BOY.
age weighs
lit GIANT ll; 15
years. pounds,
Western Mammoth Boy. Solid Klrsb.
I ""TTa III. i. 8 To UNO, I I IIERK SCHLAM I
I Premier Ventrllounlst I I (ireat Herman WRard. I
e Mnsenm contslns Thousands of Curiosities.
((,
Indian! | Moving Mechanical Marvels I Pesjees!
Sipiawst | Legend of (he Rhine. j Cannibals!
f'appoose! I Fairy (irettn, | Mali Eaters!
Cuperphouu! I Dante's Inferno. | Wax Figures'.
Open from D) A. M to lu I". M. Admission l > rents.
1JIPILS WANTED FOR DRAMATIC CLASS NO
. Public appearance In July. Address AC 1'OR, Station C.
fill IK LAST AND MOST POPUI All SONOS OF THE
J day ere ' onr Itrave Fire Hoys," bv L. I.a Roche, do
cents, and "Wire Me That Loving Olnnce," hy II. krn
kauer, Jo rents, published by KRaKAUKR HRO., 3f>2
Bowery. .Mulled nu receipt ol price. A lot ol soiled ramie
cheap.
AMVMEJIESTK.
tl HAND O'l'Mt IIOl 'SE. ""
YPOOLE X UON.NKI.LV Bole Leeeee* and Managers
RESERVED SKATS (Orchestra Circle) F1PTY CENTS.
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.Ml-s FANNY DAVENPORT.
Mr. CHARLES F. COGHLAN,
Meaeri. JOHN-BROUGHAM,
J. B. STUDLKY, JaMES LEWIS aud
FIFTH AVKNl'E THEATRE COMPANY
In
Mr. AUUU8TIN DAI V'S HISTORICAL PLAY,
Tllh PRINCESS ROYAL
THE PRINCESS ROYAL
REMEMBER?The Inn opportunity of witnessing this
benutiful production and re.uarkable cast.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ON MONDAY, June 4, will be inaugurated n lirirt sum.
mer ?ea-..n Willi u MOST POWERFUL DRAMATIC AT
TRACTION
RANIJOPKr7a~~ HOUSE. THIS EVF.NINQ.
THIS (Sl'NUAY) EVENING,
POPULAR CONCERT. POPULAR MUSIC.
Py lie's
MADRIGAL* BOTH and GLEE CLUB,
And
KENNY'S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA:
POPULVK PRICES FOR THIS
DKLIGU I F UL SU M M K K
EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT.
Admission, 25 conti. Reserved scats, 50 cents.
Ty ALLACK:8
Proprietor and Manager.,. Mr. Lester Wuilaek
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
Mr. Walla k's play,
ItOSEDA I.E.
EXQUISITELY PICTURESQUE SCENERY.
ELEGANT furniture and appointments,
UNIFORMS VND COSTUMES
ALL ENTIRELY NEW,
ar.,1 exprcnlv prepared for thi- production.
Mr. lester Wallace
ELLIOT "gray.
Oiher characters by Mr. JOHN (HUBERT. Mr. H ARRY
BECKETT, Mr. KDWaRD A KNOTT. Mine ALLIF. DOR
LIMiTON, Mr. CYRIL SKA RLE, Mr. W J. LEONARD,
Mr. W. A. EYTINUK. Mr. C. E. EDWIN. Mr. J. PECK,
.Mr. T ATKINS. Miss ADA DYAS, Miss FLORENCE
VILLI Pi KS, Miss KFFIB GERM ON. Mrs. FARREN, Mr.
SET TON, Miss HLAISDKLL and Miss BATE.
A FULL MILITARY RAND
Run becu engaged in addition to tbo usual orchestral force
ot this theatre.
THE MI'sIC has been rearranged and original melodiea
added, with
A NEW OVERTURE
bv Mr. THOMAS BAKER.
CARRIAGES MAY HE ORDERED AT 11:15.
SWEETEST "DANCE MUSIQ IN THE LAND AT
AltiYLE SHADOW "DAN8.VNTK" TO-MORROW
NIGHT. _
THE GREAT SHADOW "DANSANTK." AT ARGYLK
ROOMS, TO MORROW NIGHT.
mJwKKY TllltA l RE.
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I.Monday. May 21, grand production of the greatest of
modern dramas,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
with the celebrated .Miss LAURA ALBERTA as LOUISE,
the blind girl, unci Miss ALICE HARRISON ai HEN
RIET'TK una a splendid cast ot characters.
VTKWAXD ELEGANT I U si 0. - "ROS EDaLK GALOP,"
J.1 Raker, 40c.; "Imogen Waluet." fplnvod at Wailaek's).
JI ussier. 50c: "Sweet Sunny Smile," Dunk's best song;
"Tllerw ure Kisses Wailing lor Me," D* Peyster, eleaaut
picture titles, -inc. each; ure the most popular and attrac
tive pieces ot the season. WILLIAM A. POND A CO., 547
Broadway and H? Union square. New York,
OOTIl'H~THEATiiK. WAINWRIGIiT
Glowing description of Miss WAINWRIGIIT,
the uew actress, in to-day's
NOAH'S SUNDAY TIMES.
"OALAIS ROYAL." 4Sl? 6TH AV. 40 ENGLISH,
L French and Circassian ladv uttondunts. Grund con
certs every evening. Admission free.
STusk's SOIREE. NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, MA
souiu IInil, 114 East 12th. CLOSING of the SEA
SON Tuesday. 20th.
USICIANS?A STOCK OF SPLENDID SHEET
Mnaio only ono cent it page. 1,888 Broadway, next to
Aiiuarluiu.
J"" UST PUBLISH ED?"SAY NOT FAREWELL," OOtT;
"If I were a Kuight of the Olden Time." 4(?c.; "I'm
Thinking ol You," 4"c ; all by llurrisou Millard; every one
n gem. "Have I Not Boon Kind tu Thee," Dunks. 40c.;
the most popular song published. "Keep Off the Grass,"
line.; "I TICK led ller Under tlio Chill," .'inc.
SPEAR A DEHNHOFF, 717 Broadway.
(TENTKAL PARK GARDEN. 50TH ST. AND 71H AV.
J HART'S SUMMER THEATRE.
Pi UST
GRAND
SUNDAY
VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
at the
<3> ?? ? -<?>
i CENTRAL PARK. GARDEN, I
2;:*? TO-I>aY. TO-DaY AT 2:30.
UKaND ORCHESTRA
conducted by
Sliftior O. OHKKTL
VOOAL DEPARTMENT under Site
Direction of Mr. 11. WK.NNKMAl.HKli
UKAND CONCERT
Till:! AKIKKNOON AT 2;:i0.
MIS EVKMNU AT 7
T
Admission to all parts,
AdmLihm to all paits,
Admin-ion to all parts,
25 cents extra lor reserved seats.
Boxes holding lour poraoiis.
lV AT 2U??. KVR.nINO AT 7:30.
fa, A~GKEAT N K \V YORK AQU A HI I M,
Broadway and Mr?ti? st.
Open daily from H A. M. till 10 1*. M. ,
The cooiosf and most delightful place In the city.
Only Aquarium In the world with a
MONSTER LIVING WHITE WHALE.
Only one now in captivity and caught on the coust ot
Labrador.
.MAdMUCKNILY COLORED TROPICAL FISHES,
representing nil the colors of the rainbow?yellow, pink,
crimson and vurl-colored.
Gotgeous Angel Fishes, tlie sombre "Doctor'* Fishes, Vel
io w Oruiits. Striped Zebras, curious Horseman una other
wonderful llnnv curiosities. 9
Anemones whose beautiful colors outvie those ot an Fast
ern sunset. I nknovrn to naturulists and never seen outnldo
their native waters.
MISS sAHIV LLBI.n, THE AgUANAUT.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS.
Admission, bo cents. Children half price.
HARRY HILL S THIS EVENING ? GRAND "sMMlKD
Concert by a picked company of first class vocalists
(male and female), consisting of line sentimental singing,
vie'-*, choruses, duets, Ac., and .splendid music by a largely
increased orchestra.
''VfARKfAOE BKLLH" (SCHOTTISCHK), NEW. AT
.LfJL SHADOW "!>ANSANTK," ARGYLL ROOMS, TO
MORROW NIGHT.
"1 0\ K AM) JOY'' (WALTZ) AT (.RAM* SHADOW
IJ"DANNANTB," AK'JYKK KDUUS. TO MORROW
NICiHT.
/ TOLIIM III A Ol'KUA HorSK, CORNER WEST 12TI1"
V St. and Greenwich av. Evening* at K Matineea Tuesday s.
Thursdays and Saturdays at New. Spicy Sensation*.
f Si salem. I dunlin Mablio j Female Bathers |
I Seeing the Elephant | Ouadrii.e. J in real w ater. J
The Sultftn Seraglio: or, the IHxxv Blondes. Artist's
Models. Afua/.oiiian Marches. Strange Sights for Stran
gers. On the Sly. B on nil tlieso rich, rare, racy,
novelties
I It VINO II ALL?TO LEASE, THIS ~l NKIVALLED
1 .null and concert bad. Apply to D. J. CHAIN, 114 East
IHtli #t.
KjsT DANCEK*l"s I N THE Gi TV AT AKUYLE
s H ADO R dans\\if. ? tm. vim (ROW Mgin.
Monday i a* own concerts.--to morrow
.evening. Harvard Rooms, tltli av.. 42d st. -W. F. Mills,
Werner (cello), Hrondbent, Buruard, Cecilia Boy a.
A.N.IO AND STAGE DANCING TAUGHT; BANJOS
all prices J, BOGaN, 100 cast Houston st.
VKW MUSIC. -??IHtEAM OF LOVE IS OF/lt."
Ax 'They All l?o It," "Fat Malonoy * Faintly," "Let Me
Dream Again," "Awfully AwfulI.Odd others; Ftcetita
eitel., send stamp tor catalogue. HARDING'S, 22H Bow
ery, ? pposlte Prince.
VfKVi YORK CHORAL UNION -TICKET* FOR
jLi the fourth reception, Republican Hull, Juoe 1, can he
secured at Mrs. ELTON'S, 414 4th av., or K.CIIaNDLKRS,
2(1 Lin ion square.
^DELUDE NEILKON. " ~ ~ KXTRJL
If you wish to know whut u favorite Miss Neilson is with
the ladies read to day's
NOAHS SUNDAY TIMES.
*4rpI!K ALIIAMBRA," 2HO MD AV., BETWEEN MM
1 and 20th st* . will open Monday, May 28. Specialty
artists, male and female, apply immediately.
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OOTH'S TilKAI (II*.. ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mi.. WAINWKlllll T, tlif ii?w licti'.H., tully
Iiorir??i"l In t>> day'*
NO til's SUNDAY l'lM EH.
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N N*w York, Miiy 12, 1*77.
Till. I. to Mint I hate Hi. duy aulil to Mr. I). II.
llarklti., my traped) of "M>'t?tni>ra'' to hit III. c.rlu.lve
j.ri>|.<tt v lor tli. >iiiii of ?I .<><*) cmli in linn i p ltd to nn> Hut
day. JOIIN Mrt;l t.LOl till.
/ ? kand ki'ni? vy"hHiiiki>"<:o no Kitr"tui"s"day. at
(jr-Jmid 7 1' M NICW I ART RIVER HARK, AID ST..
between l>i ami 2d av>. The inont delightful (utnm.r fam
ily ro.orl In tlm rill,
HIE Kill; NO 11 "DANS ANTE'' till ADOW? AT
AlUIYLK Hot)MS TO MOKitOVV .NKillf.
i 'HAM' II Ml-. I" MORltOW MD IIT AT THE (IKE AT
(JTSHADOW "l>A NS A N I'E,'' AKt.YUK ROOMS.
OK LV ~f UK TOM OB MO IT Nil IHT AT OR A N D
SHADOW -DANSANTK." AROYI.K ROOMS.
\\r II. i'Ol'E. I DKaMATIO INSTItUCriON, kloITF
II . Ai'tor and tinii. lc., lo ladl.i or ifrntlonien. Adilra.a
Kloi'iltioni.t. | St.lnur iy llall fail l,4:i.'> Kroadaruy.
f K SKCONi. OONCI KT AM) KEOKI'TION OK YK
(,'linrity Klvlimrtou mill v<- O"ntlo Kolka will lm ttiv.ii at
yo lli'pitiilioau llall, 'ifi Wi ?t ;t:<U ?t.. on WodnBrday, ye 2Tld
niglit ol May Konr A orlt alii 11 i t>^? will l?! tilt* price to enter
in. Ticket* sold at ibe door.
rpifK NATIONAL AM) N. Y. STATE WOMAN SUK
JL I'laif. AxHOClittluim will liold tli.lr nnnual convention, in
Ma.unic llall, corner Itli :iv ami 2;id ?t . ou Tlniraday and
Krtday, May 24 ami 25. Seuiuio at 2 and S |*. M
MAIII.Da J. OAOli, Ohalr. Ex. Coinmittee.
l,i1.1.ia Dkvkrai'X Ki.akk, Bt'rr.lary.
CfKiNWAY HALL, MONDAY EVEN I NO, MAY 21,
ki.Mlta Nrlllo Oaxelnya Keailinim, an.lHlcd liy tnn.kal
talent. Admi.aion 5U cent.. Krti tvi'd wain (I.
l/iH.\Nt AIM. DM L'lfARMONtR.
r O It AN I)
SUMMER Ml I lit FESTIVAL
and SHADOW DANOhS
at LION HaRK, sth av. nnd ll'itli it.
VROKI.SSOIt I. A BENJAMIN'S OKAND t'ONOERTH
?it sicintvny nail Wediiftdav evening, .May 2)1; l'lJt(rliii?,
Hurdcott'a Yankee; Hodden* ot Llhe tv; May (jiprn; May
Hole.; Talileai. .t'ulclnm liirlik; H.ialngera; largo oridieatrat
no concert .May 24 ; ticket, for tliat date u.ed lor 2:id.
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ALY'S 5TH AVENUE THE iTKK '
Proprietor und Man .go.- Mr. AUUUSTIN DALY
POSITIVELY THE FAREWELL WEEK
or MISS
WN X EKE*
X H N K
N N N K
K N N SEE
N K X K
K N N K
N MM KEEB
prior to her departure for Europe, during which this distln
euisnod ur.'lste?abuse engagement during the punt fort.
:hi bus been attended with most UNEXAMPLED
(Till Si ASM?wl.l give
FOL'B SUPPLEMENTARY PERFORMANCES,
Tie., MONDAY, TUESDAY and' THURSDAY BVENLNQS,
Muy 21. 22 end 24
*ROVLO AND JULIET."
Mite NEILSON in bur remarkable pertouetion of JULIET.
Romeo by ...Mr. KB EN I'LYM I* VON
Mcrcutio. by....Mr. CHARLES FISHER
Friar Luwreuce by Mr. K. IIAKDE.NBEKO
Tybalt by Mr. 1IKMRY CRISP
Peter by Mr. W DAVIDOB
The Nurse by Mrs. U. H. GILBERT
AND ON WEDNESDAY KVKXINO. Muy 28, lor post
lively the LAST TIME, " TWELFTH NIGHT," with
Miss NEILSON us VIOLA
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25.
Mite NEILSOM'S FA ItEWELL BENEFIT,
with the following marvellous programme
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Mies NEILSON PAULINE
Mr. GOGI1LAN (for this occasion only) us CLAUDE
And the
B tLOONY SCENE FROM ItOMEO AND JI'LIET.
Mine NEILSON us IULIET
Mr. GEORGE ItlUNOLl). ...ue RuMKO
(Who hue kindly volunteered.)
SATURDAY Nlt'liIT, Mav 2(1,
Mi?e DAVENPORT'S ANNUAL BENEFIT FESTIVAL.
Mlse NEILSON
having most kiudly volunteered, trill make her very LAST
APPEARANCE IN AMERICA |irlor to her departure lor
Europe at JULIA in "THE HUNCHBACK," in whleb
Mine Davenport will anpear as HELEN, und her fnthvr,
Mr. K. I,. DAVKNl'oIlT (wlu> generously comes from
Philadelphia), at MASTER WALTER.
SATURDAY, Mav 2?.
FAREWELL MATINEE.
MONDAY NIOIIT, May 2H. first production In America
of the GREAT PARISIAN SENSATION, entitled
VISTA.
*,* Box sheet now open for alt die above perlormancee.
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ALY'S 5TI1 AVENUE THEATRE.
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Miss DAVENPORT
begs to announce tliAl hor ANNUAL BENEFIT FESTIVAL
will take place on SATURDAY EVENING, May 20, for
which occasion
Miss NEILSON
has most heartily voliiutoered, and will make her positively
last appearance as JI'LlA in KNOWLKS'
HUNCHBACK,
which Miss DAVENPORT Is oroad to offer with the lollow
I ?> if cast ol RARE DISTINCTION-.?
.VHa NEILSON as. JULIA
Mr E L. DAVENPORT ss MASTER WALTER
Mr. GHAH. F. COtHILAN. .. as..Sir THOMAS CLIFFORD
And
Miss DAVENPORT us HELEN
??" Box ?hect now open.
ELLER'S WON1)fcIt THEATER. ~~
72S BROADWAY. 730.
EVERY EVENING AT a
Entire change of programme,
being u selection ni the gems of the season.
HELLER'S WONDERS.
Last ten nights in New York
of
HELLER'S WONDERS.
N. B.?It may be worthy of consideration that for the
concluding performances the stage will be entirely free
from the decorations and furniture which hus hitherto been
employed.
THE LITTLE FRENCH CLOWN.
THE FLYING BIRD CAGE.
THE LIVING PICTURES.
THE SILVER RINGS.
THE SEVENTH BULLET.
CLOSING THURSDAY, MAY 31.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
1JN10N SQUARE THEATRE. '
Proprietor ? ?
Manager ? ?
THIRD WEEK | SMIKE.
SMIKK.
?nil continued success | SM I K K.
SMIKK.
In thii play are shown tlie moit
WONDERFULLY REALISTIC EF
FECTS,
ir.cla ling the
MARVELLOUS COACH SCENE,
illustrating the departure ol' the
YORK MAIIj Irorn the
SARACEN'S HEAD,
together with the
greatest cast
ever given to a Dickens drama
In a
New York theatre.
SATURDAY, MAY 20,
THIRD MATINEE OF S.MIKE.
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SMIKE.
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S.VHKE.
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SMIKE,
SMIKE.
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SMIKE.
mONY PASTOR'S. TONY PAfctOB'l.
A BRIEF SUMMER OPERA SEASON.
M. A. TOM ASI'S
.n'VRMI.K ENGLISH
COMIC OPERA TROUPE.
Including tin- tdlluwiiig celebr .ted I.yrlr Artist sgsa
Miss II) v l>K t'oRT. Prime Omnia;
IIIm JA)SIE lOi.rll. i uutrallu;
Miss IDA R1 OS, Supriinu;
MN? ANNIE BENTON. Alto;
MatterCllAItLES BOOS. Flint lenor;
Master STEPHEN M. ORAllAM. I'lrat Baee;
Master AUorSTt's CLA YTl)N, Secninj Haas ;
Mi.) CLAKKISSE IIE.MON. Kit si Baritone;
Master JOHN WEIK.MAN. Second Tenor;
wltli u rumploie elionis anil orcliestra
IN THE COMIC OPERA OK
CRISP I NO E LA COM ARE;
or 1 ho
FAIRY AND THE COBBLER.
M
I S1CAL department, international IC X111 -
liiti ill, Centennial Or mints, Philadelphia.?Artists de
siring to muse business migugrmenl? will please adores
II USSI.KK BKO'I IIKKs, 214 SeUtll sth st.. 1 hiladelfiltiu.
\ RdYLR ROOMS, AKOYLR ROOMS,
/la ll'lll AV AND BOTH ST.
hltn.LIA.N r i eRPSICIIOlEAN ENTERTAINMENT,
ONLY PLA< E OK AMUSEMENT
OF THE KIND I.N THE CITY.
OPEN EVERY NlOIIT,
COMMENCING AT t? O'CLOCK,
ENTRANCE ON BOTH ST.
YHEULK'S TIVOLI THEATRE,
Mth at., between 2d and .'M ave.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS.
'Mils Sunday Arternnuri and Evening,
THE GREAT AUSTRIAN ORCHESTRA,
consisting of
:)G INSTRUMENTALISTS, BC
assisted by a corps ul
25 VOCAL ARTISTS. 25
terminating with oar
GRAND MIDNIGHT MATINEE
PIAIOFBRTRS, ORGANS, ?(.
A BRILLIANT TONED DECK ER PIANOFORTE FOR
-?lie cheap; also magnificent lour round curner Windsor
Ptsliniorte, cost fl.'ssi, for $2HO'. large assortment lluuse
holil Furniture for less than bull cost. Can be bought to
day or Monday at private resbleiieu 120 Went 2Bd at., near
titli av.
1 CIIANCF.?SPLENDID NEW UPRIGHT ANI)
^\ai;uure Planus to rent, and reut allowed if ptiroiiased: a
few nearly new oxeeedluglv law; sit new Pianos warranted
for Ih u years, greatest reduction to easb customers ever
offered, at HAINES BROS,., I4"? and 147 5th a v., corner 21st
St. Old Planus takeii in exchange.
A?FOR KENT, UPRD.Iir, SOtJAHK AND GRAND
,1'lanns of our own make; also for sain and rent, a num.
ber ul line -eeuml baud Pianos. In perfect order. WILLIAM
KNABE A CO., N't, 112 .mi av.. ubuva Dltli at.
Ahsoktmknt ok second hand stew way
Piano*. some nearly n?w, v? ry low ; also Pianos of other
makers; be .viim of b?.'ii- pianos palmed off us irvnuine
Stein way make, a? auction or in private housov STKIN
WAV A M)NS, Stein w ay Hull, 14th ^t. Now York.
4 t so11mi*:it a cops. i4i> kasr i4Tii st mkaiTw
J\ uv . piano fiiiinufaciitrcrtt. ?First cIkm Pianos .it ox
tremely low prices; new it ml ?f*f%on?l hand Pi Alton to rent
Mid on iniit*fnitiiti. soil vt Kit A CO.. I4t? Kutt 14th s,
4 -SUPERIOR TON hi) KL \ BOHATKLY CARVED
Jl#?1, octavo Pianoforte, $l'*?; rout (MUD last March : e.\.
inorilii.oppoitttnlty ; a Chicsoi iug, na< rifice. Resi
dence .Mi I.ast '.tih.
4 HKAirriH L sr'oDAKI 7 OCTAVE K OKI. WOOD
J\ Pimiotorte, #!?*>, cash. Piano* rented on Instalments,
$:t monthly. J. HI DOCK.
13 W a verity Dlaca, near Broad wHy.
1 N r.l.ho\N I HoSkWU<H> UPRIGHT PI\N<>, 7 ,
XVoctaven, til) improv ? ckmiU, t'tjuratitocd perfect, 91 AO,
maker's price, $7AO; u-ed six months. 201 tlth av., oppo
site AlacyN
4 M At INI !? Ink NT 7 )OT A V E W1IBKK P i A N O, AL
J V most new,, cost #000; will he sold at an i ru mensn nacri
flee; Pianos from $?V) to f'JUO; on $f? to #10 mouthly pay
ments or to rent. Soiled Music for ?a1? cheap.
KRAKAUKit,'1.2 Bowery.
FIRST CLASH PIaNO, LITTLE USED, fB25t COST
VI year ago. 22H hast <4tn *t. Ititithird tell.
A KOHKWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIAXOPOKTK ; MODERN
improvements, carved legs; Private residence 210
hast 301 h st.
A FEW SECOND II AND Whit hit PIANOS AT VERY
great bargains; some of them used but a very *liort tlmo
bv our In st musicians and really almost as good as new;
fully warranted In ?v#rv respect. Please call at the Weber
Warerootns, Atli a?, und Ifttli si
4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL 8TX1XWAY
Pianoforte at aucrlttee; a hrPlftnt and powerful toned
fcitir round rosewood case ; Piano, richly ? arved and Inlaid
with marquetry, bavin? every Improvement. 7?, octaves,
full ugrutl". Ac., purchased at Centennial, cost81,54)0, will
?<tl! lor f'ID> cash ; a period parlor gem: an ? iegafu cabinet
Upright Piano $2G0; also handsome and desirable House
hold furniture i n lots to suit N. B.?.Furniture and piano
Ciin he pnevert lor shipping If dh si red. Call, to-day or Mon
day. priva e residence No. 47 West U3tb ?t., between VtU
and Oth a\ t.
Am
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS, AC.
A~ Sk'W"7 ?'xi\VKFlAStl. ?IT^r OHIliKKKfSrn
Sveinway and other Pmam aud Organs. cheap tor cash,
?>u Instalments or rent. S X BALL & CO. rstuovad to 1 i
Kmi I4tli at. |orm?rljr Chicsering Hull.
Kl RS r "CLASS SKW 1*1 A NO IX EXCHANGE KOR
Country Board >1 reaannable rales; literal discount
from liat priest, Give particulars. PI ANOPOP.TK. Herald
Uptown Branch.
T AU&?BRAUTirUL T~ OCTAVE IK isKWOOO
foar round cornered Piunolurtr. full iron frame, carved
case, perfect order, including SitOOi IM ' uv.
-$ion?rorem 6oi? seven uiiwi: piano
.lortr aud Stool: I'iiii on to rent, $5 pet month; in-lwl
?ui-uta takeu; specialty uew uptight end square Piauo
tortra; beautiful it slop Parlor Organs, $7.>.
GOLDS.M I TII S, I'd It I em tier ?t., near Bowery.
C1AKVKI) 7 I .1 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, ALL iM
/provementa; price, if Id", with Stool aud Cover. Call, or
addreaa TEACIIKIl, 1"3 East '.'7th
DURING THESE H a Hi* it M Es wl WILL BELL 7
octuve Pianos, $150; 7 I-3 octave, $IHO caalt: 2 .top dr
eam. $50; 4 st' p., $5S; 7 (tope. $HH; S stops, *75; Kl atop*.
fs.T; |-J atop,. flisi c.ikh; not u,ed a year; in perfect order.
IORACP. WATERs A SON.-, 4U hast 14th ?t., between
Broadway and University plao
IjiiiisT clash pi a.to Fob balk vkbv low?at
No. 1"2 haal 35th at. Can he seeu between 10 and I'd
o'clock.
WOE BALE^EXCKhhl.NT OI.D ITALIAN vToLIM
A K. K. , box M4 Herald opiec.
LMHt sALU-AN IhtOANT ROSEWOOD PIANO:
" overstrung; groat aucrilice; coat $4DU; price, $75. lid
haal 24lb It.
fitlUM CLASS 7 I I Ut'TAVt PIANOS FROM $175 TO
#:?*?; every piano warrunteit. CONNOR A. NUGENT,
manufacturers. 225, 237 East dtith at.
CAPITA IIS.-C. P. MARTIN A CO."'8 CM .!?. It 1: A TK 1)
Yiiultura. Depot, C. A. /.oKBlSt'H ,tt SONS, 40 Maiden
lane.
/ 1 UKATE8T BARGAINS OFFSREi1 -UPKIOH r
vT Piano *'.*); rent, .f;t up ; Inatalrin-ntii. open evening.
CAMPBELL, 52 Weil 18th al.
ONE MASON A HAMLIN PARLOR CAttlNJti oik. an.
In porlect order, W-t cu>li. Muil ho (old try Tuesday
morning. at 7<*l Hroadwav.
Pl.tNOs."7 i.:t tit Tav: s, ir?T. COST *?; organs',
two atop, $45; nine, SUN; twelve. $7.7.
DANIEL r. UEATtY, Waabli (Mil, tie Jirwy,
1
JIANOS?I N ORDER Id W'?!tI'. K \IT III,V INTRO
j. din e our superior Planus we will rent a limited number
lor a sho t lira* to ih me soaMmplaUng purehaaiap, tl A
very o? rate: rant allowed It purchased; lowcat price a
and on-ioat terinain city tor lirat claw pianos. Call or write
lor particulars, JAM S Jt IIULMSTKOM, Maiiutuclurers,
2 11 r.a.t JI at at . New York.
ci'it;itit 7 1 m-r tvp. ik 1 sp.is (100 >r 1; 1 ,\w ay piano'
tilorle ; aacrilica lor caab ; luily leaving : at CORDON'S'
|:>7 lllueckcr at.
SIIKItWTN A HERBERT," REMOVED I'O Hit BROAD
way: PIttuii, to rent from $3 1 month ; hargaius in aecond
hand Chleteriug, Stelnway and other maker,.
UPKIlJUl AND SQUARE pianos. $75 TO $2..n, $..
urid $10 munthly till paid, or rent $11 itpwurd.
HE ITS. S Union iqutra i4lh uv.), near 14th at,
ftTANTED SECOND BAND UPRIGHT st'mnWay;
IT Welmr or Chiukeriuc Piano. Adure?, giving desc-rlp"
tiou and eaih price, TOWNSUND, box 4,405 Poal Olllca*
||(W York.
71 OCTAVE PIANO; I'.Vi-.UY iMl'IK)VI'.MPINT;" LIT
3 lie 11,oil: $l,ai. Rent, 157 Knit 37th, corner 3d nv'
71 OOI'AVK KOUlt KOI NO CdllNKR PIANO, f. 1.1
3 bratcd maker, Stool and Cover, $150. 1 ,'JH1 Brond
wav, corner 35th at.
d.1 I i\ -sUPIiTt H 7'a OOTAVK 1'lANtc A I. MOST
tpi.LU.new. l'lanoi $4 monthlv rent; iriHtalmeute taken.
tiAHLh. It 17 Wtit 33d st.
ST^jTlT VKItY HANDSOME RORKWOOD sgI ARB
tpLtJU.Piauo; perfectly new : maker', price. $450; Hve
ycar iruarantee. 301 dth av., oppoaite Macy',.
r.|\V? H)K (IKaN IiT'IIK : K hit I .nTT PIANO: idST
UUUSI.IIOO; uprigtht aud aqnure Plauoji lor rent, instal
iiieut itnil ?al? at areat harZHiui; the matchle,! Kurdelt
nnd other Oraaua I'rutn $4<) upward. Call aud exuiuiue be
iore purchasing. BILLINGS A CO.. 31 Kaet 14th at.
LOffr A.M> FOVUfPa
Lost?a child's uTit.k'uoi.b ui.su, on broad
wnv. near 13th at., on ulzht of the Carnival A very
large rewnrd will bn paid to the leturuur. Addreaa J D.
JOHNSON, 354 Madi,<> 11 av., Albany, N. Y.
I OSr?W"IIILK GETTING OUT OP A CARRIAGE IN
Jlront of 1*1 Park uv.. a Silver Purse. The tinder will bo
liberally ruwarded by returning it to 317 West 55th at.
OUT-AN ENGRAVED ONYX LOCKET. VWTII LOOK
.!?[ Hair a Seal and Watcli Keys. Suitable rewnrd will he
grfjrl J AMlis hi S I ACE, 1,113'. 1.1 av.
L
L
UBT?PRIDAY NIGHT, GOING FROM 34TH ST.
AJund 4th uv to and through 14th st. to 7th uv. and re
turn, a black onyx Cull Button, vet with six dluiuoitils.
Liberal rewnrd will be paid for lis return to E. B., <14
Kutgera st. v
L~oSt-WEDNESDAY. EAT 118, BETWEEN 8 AND 7
P. M . in a Third avenue cur, a silver Purse. A reward
will lie given by leavin;.- it at 153 But b.'td at.
IOfcT?BETWEEN 13TH AND 28D sis.. ONE PAIB
Jof lady's Hoots It returned to kUK Broadway full value
will be given.
]""7)ST?ON "WEDNESDAY, A SET OK SAK~KEYS*
Jaotting Into 33d ?t. stage, corner of 5tU uv., or lu tlia
atage. Mine. HARTLEY, 047 Broadway.
I OBT.?LIBERAL RKW1KD PAID- A GOLD LOCKET'
Jtwo locks of hair on one side, with three names in hair
on oppo.lte able. Inquire of G. D. L'HUlLIhlt, at Union
Trust Company, 73 Brnadw >j.
Lost-silk pi rbk, between ooloeokb's,
Broadway, and 3D Clinton place, Saluniiiy noon. 'I he
liuder will be liberally rovvardod by leavin; sauie at 17
Park av
I obt?on Friday! may i*. a note tor ojnxv
Jiuuile by I . Morris, to the order of aud indorsed by /? h.
Hlinmona. Tho public are tloned avainal negotiating
the ,utile. Anv one tlnill ,.ti 11) will tiluase eucloae it
to and receive thankanl Hie sub nb?r,
/ E. SIMMONS, room 15.213 Broadway,
IOST?ON SATURDAY. MAYHTn, ON WR81 18TH 8L?
Jtlth av. or West 13th at., it child's gold NeukUco. Wil
the Under please return to 21 West lSth it?
IOST?ON SATURDAY t f I'EKNOtiN, BETWREN
J.'ith av. and Hroadwav, in 14th ah. a gold Locket; Mv
some letter G engraved on one side. Suitable reward given
by B. H. MrBW f. N.H4I Mr i*dw ty.
I Ds i k TURfCii RUKLL KAN, ON FB1DAY, AT
JHooth's Theatre A suitable reward tl delivered at tho
S evuaa building elbee.
IOST.?RKWAKD PGR BE IT KN OP PA I' KAG E
Ataaen iiy mistake from ottice 341) llroadaay, containing
damaged kid gloves.
IOST BANK ItiniK NO. 7H.4M5. OP THE EMIGRANT
ilndirstrial Sat Inga Bank I lie tinder wlllhe rewarded
on leaving it al the bunk. No. 51 Chambers at.
JAMES KKILLY, Depositor.
r OST -TWO MEMORANDUM BOOKS AND HOME
J Jl'apere o! no value except to the owner. 135 Clpithatn
at. : $lt) rew ard to the tinder.
KK\VA1M)H.
<SKKWAUD WILL HK PAID POM POCKBTJUIOK
*P? lloxt on Saturday, IPtli Inst., marked "P. 15."' PL a?e
return to 102 W'o.?t 22d hi. No <|ti?S!*tio!iM asked.
AiTT RBW AMD POM RBI UMM OP GOLD JlUNTI5Ci
?Jp 1 * *ca*e United State* t'n.'n Watch, No. LV?,."?H7t and
hair Vent Ohaiii, cold mouniMd I<>2 SA e>,t ?l*tli *t.
K KW V KJ?- AND NO ()I' I.S?" I < > NS AS K K17 7oR
return of Account Hook* and Bills lost Iro'ii .lOflN
STIIOL' BS\ J?'i fail III Ht.
110
AtlC IfBW.VKD
W'lliLi BK l-Ain AMi NO vt Kf
J .it | ? Kobe. l?-l friirn Inrlit t>'l> w*|{nn, Ill M.i.|i>h.>ii i
Kreliiy rviiiiliiif. Mhi 1*. OWEN Mi'GUYEKN, hotir>lin2
Klitbli', ~i<i I.OTO Inns. Hro iklyn.
qi'i) Hill) KKWAKU WIl.li IIK I'viT) I OK IMoi?
O^.l Ml" I inatlon which will |.l>tcn hi in puMPiidiiii ol tin*
Jewelry wSlch wm teken Irimi tIn* trunk -u.l.in Irom liMif
oatr.- ruora nl Huston anil Albany UitllruaJ in Wureeiter on
Friday Inst. Apply to owner*.
A. II. A OO., liov mil I'nut office, New York.
SPECIAL MOTIVES.
tten rios ? rwi;Yn ykaiiv I'uVkhi \M hospf
iltkl rxperlrnim. Dltt'ene* ot mru ami narrout >\itum t
(pnrlalty. t humiliationflree. Ur.JAi'ORY, H I Hlenckcr ?t.
Aki i.k i'ku kk.siiiiski).-ii|skas|'.h of men a
Kpvrlality. He *Ik in tini" ami fall to tlm mrc |>l?ce
lor a pnriuaneni core Preraaliira tiemhte, ncrw.ua liability,
impotence, irritable bUchlur, .kill eruption* anil >h?.?*-.*,
whatever the cnn?o. treated wilt) rcmerkeble ami iiupitr
nllrii'il aucri'sa. 'I he victim* of Impoaitlon can < all with the
certainly of hrlnu ikllfiillv treated; Ik I yenre' practice.
I)'. Mi NTKK, 142 West tstli *t.
UVK'h KKIiB.?OI.H Mil SAFE. 2IM i.ltAMJ Sl'7"
near How.'ry, cure* all complaint*. Hour* I to 5.
?I IF I'ItM Al. KKNTIJOKY SI TK HltAWINliS.
kk.sri'i-ar? axtot ni.as* mi HUT?a.ty in. 1*77.
}il, I-*. itn, mi, ill, 42 i. nil. in. .it 2h, n.
KKNTrcxr -ci.ta* mi. 113* mv III. IS77
27, 101. IS. .'Ml, 42. :< ?J. 411. 112, 7:4. tkt, 4rt.
itaoty i xTit* ct.tea no. 2M7--x ty in, 1-T7.
4a. as 54. 12. no. an. 4*. i. ;>h, .pi. To, M.
IIKNIIY CP*** Ml 21 Is ety III, 1*77,
r,7. 83. 25. 5s. 5H, |4. 114. Ill 74, In. III. 114.
SIMMONS A MICKINmON Manapet
Inforitialinii aiven rrpardiilK llio nbove Drawing*. Apply
I 11,1 TK .1 CO.. 2"H Broadway .
A
A.
A
KOYAli ll.lY t N A .11 NK I
. At f4'i. V2II. fid *5. #4, $2.
Aeti l.i.uMlana, J line ...
at flu * >. +2 'Ml. f I 25.
THKODORK EMCUOtlil. 2It 1'ark row, Now York.
B.
MAHTINK/a A CO..
AfOSI'.V fUJAB nil. llhST PI V I. t'KNT II WAN'V
.tlilcl thtfar. W 1 list depot, M. HIANKKL, SH
Chamber* Ht.
AMKUICAN soft CAPSl'LK COMPANY'S PL' I'.I.
Oan-ulutcd Mi'dlc.ni'w, put up In metallic b??\ex. Ali
ilnm k?m*.
All ladies applh ikd with sLPBiiPubi s
bnlr on their Hp*, ah****, chlvt*. Ae., rn i* npply wiih
the ? ei fMintv ??f peifuct huccc** t?? Mnit. .11'LI iN, who re
move* thL diifliriin'iiicnt r ?*ll^ Hll> nnd permnfientl v wills
nut injtirliiir the *ktn. Appl-cution itnui bo tunde person
ally at il?l Weil IlSth ?l , trout ' to I daily.
Hunkers, pt W ull it. (basement;,
buy and *ell SpunLIt Uofiil?, Spnuisli tj?dd und Havana i
iiauk ill lit; I trait* on Havana i * * ntrd it rut negotiated.
Lottery Prif? rushed.
Next Hrawlntc June I, M77.
("lOBMKftt I AL IILAfPLLLKS HHNINH TIIK IHto".
Elective Aaeor-lation durlnir the month ot Mn\ li?*t. may.
call at the ??ftire. No -14^ Hroadwuv, and receive nrntnitou*!y
rt paid up Accident ln*tiratice INWcv in the Travelled' Ii?
Huraitce Cuiiipsuv, ??l II artldrd, fir i?l .oar.
DI.-iEASLS OP MLN A SPKt IA LTV.
IlKNKY A. HANIKliS, M O., 114 Lexington av., nnar
2thli at. Othce lioitr* Irum to It. ?
Dl? WMT, I. HLKKt'K lilt >1. NKaU II ItOAlT
way. ? Kxtaimixe IfOndtin hospital practice. Consulta
tion tree in all complaint*.
DIv LAN?' 4HTKK M7 WKhT 220 ST., IS GRNKltAL
?HKDiit fur Hrtluids Water. K. (Jl NHAR, Waukesha ?
KV LATA W it A WINK, SWLI.T OATaWBA WINhf,
f I 25 t?er gallon. N. V \,M BRIL, Sh t'ha.uhern mi.
^ KHLP.rt Al < OI'CHKIJK thbath ali FK
male ahea^ON. Olflri and >eventl<>n room, No. I.?u West
2 ?th *4.
I' I dVYilHNK NO J >1 VVI.S,' M || ^r.,rOH.N RR
,rj?7th av ?Maniputati r and Klectriclan , patient* treated
ar the M.ifcrliiK RHtaiilislimnnt and hoarded; private talde
i Iven iT required , r<Terence* from eminent phssklan*. Of
flee Hours from 2 to 7 I'. M
IN LAS 110 BELTS FOR IHCLMaTURB OKItl LITY.?
J^iciiti<*tii4>n. call <?i send for circular* Dr. KARK. Hlfi
Ihliroadway, New Y??rk.
plNK HYP. WIMSKKY LOl H YLAHS OLD, f4 I'KR
Kallon, $1 per lar^e bottle.
? N. VAN BRIL, sn < bamber* *t.
) It NT< )M AC H LI V K K OR KlI?NIO DIsfcAsKh I > R
KrouvhtoiT* Iuvigorailng Syrup, 2'?c.; advice Irce.
4v?6 Broome it.
I>
Y
SPKC'IAIj WUTIl'CI.
avs blit.s i*kVihVii"ri!K ' "" "'**
J Bounties and Penalties collect J.
No charge utile.? succra.lal
T FRANCIS OIBBON8.
/V ttoruev-*t-l,aw.
Nu 12 Wftl 4tb St.. near Bro ad way.
IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.?THE M A N A11KKV
of tbe "Dlario de It Marina.' of Havana. tbe leading
Spanish daily lu America, villi I8.fa.i0 circulation in all lli?>
Spanish American countries. have established an agency in
the Called States fur ilia admission of subscriptions and
vertiarmeots at uniform tales Addreeo ARTCRO CC YAM,
40 and dMiroadsray, roam 42. New York.
Yj?r
?l. _ _ May SO. 1877
'Ihe children of *?rj. Nyack, bag leave lu ofl'er their
warme-l tbsuks tu Mri. Commudnre VVm. Voorhls fur tlio
beautiful gilt no gracalully bestowed on the President of llto
society, Mis, M C. Walah, wtn. wun for herself lhl> honor
hy constant deviiiedn.w in tlie Intara.ia of the bnna.i poof.
Cod ble? the benefactress and her nubia family.
C. *. F.
Louisiana, Kentucky and uborqia LottE
ries. Prltea cashed and Information furnished. SI'KN
OKU A CO.. II Aiiu si. and 111 Park ruw ; room, No. 11.
ICA MINKS PAY IMMKV.-K PROFITS?TWO FOR
*a^i; low. price. Address COLORADO, Uptown llarald'
-OFFICIAL SKA W mrk KXTUCKY ST ATE.
M
M.
52. 12, Bit. 3D, 21. 42. 4, d:i, 42. 511. 2S. 44.
?kntvcey?ciAia so, aHs-aay id. i*77.
27, my. |H. Hi. 42. 3. 6, 4:1. .12. 72. d?i. 48.
HKKIIY?tITlii class no 22"-may la. 1K77.
43, 38. .'.4, 12. 86, 33. 4s, 1. 58, 4". 7l>, 14.
IIKSIty?CLASS NO. 228?MAY ID. 1*77.
57. 35. 25, 58, Mi. > 4, :I4. 111. 74. ID. 61, 04.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON, Managers.
For information in the ubove apply to
PAR Kb, EMERSON A < 0..
Bunkers and Brokers, 18(1 Broadway. room 4.
Mrs. a. .1. .lotiNsoN. rAixn healer and"!bcim.
lilic I'lilsiclan, removos disease however chronic with
out medicines; immediate help for nil; Turkish sulphur
hnit vapor Baths iriveu when esseutia! to a cure. No. 21
Kast "JOtli St.. near Broadway; office hour-, 9 to 12 A. II,;
terms moderate; accommodations for patients irum a dls
tauce
VTKRVOU8 KXiiAl'nflON.-A MKIUc.vL ESSAY.
1> comnrising a seiles lectures delivered at Kolin's Mu*
seuin of Anatomy, New York, on the cause and cure of ore
mature decline, showing indisputably how lost health may
he regained; "Hording a clear synopsis of the impedimenta
to marriage .ind the treatment ol nervous and physical de
bility, being the result of SO years' experience. I'rice lift
cents. Address the author. Dr. Is J. KAliN, office and
resldenee. 51 Kast loth St.. New York.
0~VkFce OF ?
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, )
No. 6 Bowlinu Umksm, ,
Nttv Your. May 17. 1877. J
The thirtieth aunuul election of directors of the I'acitic
Mail Steamship t'oiupauy will lie hold at the office ol the
couipauy. No. il Bowling lireeu. in the city of New York, ou
Wednesday, tho 211th ol .May, 1877, between the hours ol 111
o'clock uoon hue 2 o'eluck I'. M.
WILLIAM U. LAX K, Secretary pro tern.
EDUCTION in "FRKits.^ImImjkTed bay bum
.over pronl, small quantities, $2 ><) p-r gallon ; best I'oco
llempo Cigars, $25 per l.UUO. .1 W. 1'AKl.K. 25 Old slip.
PRAIRIE l?U OIUhN ARTESIAN MINERAL WATER
earns all chronic diseases; see pamphlet. 'in drautrbt,
wiiotesale aud retail, at K COOK'S, Druggist, 2U'I IIreen
ssicli st.. New York city.
KRAL LACKS CLEANED To FEKFKcfioN~AT ERA*
souable rules ; sstlslacilon and security given. Address
Post office box 5.689.
QB AbICKNKFB PREYptrEDL-A SURE PREVENT A
h?tlve of this miserable malady will bo seut by the under
signed on receipt of $1. Address OLD d'UKSKK, box 2,DID
Post ullico.
fpo 1 IIK
X Ma 11 ulat
BUSINESS COMMUNITY.
hereby cautioned agulust delivering any goods, samples or
merchandise to uuy person lor uiv account unless a written
order be produced hearing business si nun and my signature
or the one el my attorney, Mr. 8. Mosbacker, or else tbey du
it at their own responsibility. SOLOMON OOKTZ,
Coininisslon Merchant and Kxnorter,
H2 aud 85 Duano at.
N'kw Yoitk, May 17,1877.
rnR V VBLLIN(i AOKNTB AND~tiOMMEBClA L RALE*.
L uicn.?Special reduction mid lowest rates for Accident
In sin auce KNICKERBOCKER CASUALTY INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, 17" Broadway.
TV M A if TnDIKN-a" I*. A X ATI VK KHU IT LOZENGE]
upreeahle to take ; specific remedy for constipation ana
Its consequences. V. 0141 LLoN*. 27 line Kamhiuoau, l'aria.
Depot, CASWELL, HAZARD A I'll., New York.
KB ANA WINE. L'itB kX.k' WINE.-mh CHAMBERS
at.?"Cold Seal" Imperial Champagnes; Sweet and Dry
Catawba, the wine of the country : pcriectly pure aud fin.
ished by skilled Frenun wlnemakers.
li '^71) 1>U"''K>i" " ~ $.-.22,300.
Louisiana Single Number, June 5.
Ueuorals BE AUREliARD AJEAULY, Managers.
Whole, 310; half, $5; one-fourth, $2 50; one-eighth,
$1 25. Address or Inquire of
WILLIAMSON A CO.. 317 Broadway.
amoousftrsmf**
LonltlAui, Jun?
Royal Havana, Juno 1. JAl.'lvhOK k CO., UHokm. %
Nn^nau t?t., near Fulton.
SIMUITINC-DOI^, KIKDS, ?fcC.
A?!?'() It SACK, ALL, KINDS OK FANCY DOLLS.
? Hit (Ik, Ac.; Medicine* for nil dDeine*; prepared fuo<|
for inockiujr bird.**, at B. 11. DOVKY'S, No. 3 Orceue ?t , xiett*
1'auul.
A FEW MCNTINO DOIJS WILL BE TAKEN TO
J.\ HonrU In tlie country bv a cup aide perion. Apply or vK
drei* GEO. TfOItDKN, 1.239 Broadway, New Y'ork.
A ?FOR HALE, TDK FINEST AND LAltLKST ST{
J.\ ?Bernard Dog in thts?coiuitrv, 11 months old, and ul
other breeds of Dous; Maltese Oats nint Kittens; also a
tine hit of young lam* Houirrel*, Pigeons, Ac. Medicine*
for all UifeMuso*. at ME YE ICS, 45 Ureal Jones *t., near
Bowery.
A FINE" LOT OF SKYE TERRIERS AND OTHER
JVfancv breeds ; al*o a line assortment of Parrot* and
other birds at F. SKNN'S, 11H West Broadway.
/1I7RTIH' AND HARVEY'S KNULISII HPUHT1NO
VyGiinpowder. and other first clas* uriicles, for sale at E.
T. MAURIS' Sporting Empoilum, 177 Broadway.
Funk doublI baiuskl shot Hi'n, made bv
On.One I'rnn.ttii. Parit. #*15; two line quarter secund
?mil IIv liack gold Watches, $L'i<> and S'JIX). LI.NDD BROS.,
1,1107 Broadway.
"sALt-TUa C'RLBHRATKD HT. B Kit if ARC
F Do/ Moo. who received the lirsl prixe at the lute sliuw
of the Westminster Ki>nel Cluh, oWo a *011 ?, Lino, on* your
old with llin clam pedigree. also an assortment ol first class
tetrlers. II. P. POSTER, Jr., No. II West lid at.
[jlolt balk cheap?a vkry kink newfound.
tood, St. Bernard soil Siberian IlloodhouuU; ulsu Trr
rlers, Black mid Taut Olid other lancv Dogs.
? " A OK
PA OR. 211 Knlton at.
IpOIt HALE?ALL SOUTH OK Pa.M'V DOOM, SKVR
' ami Scotch Terrier* : slso t Bull Terrier Medicine lor
nil discuses, ut W. COLLTNR*, 1,245 Broadway*
Salk ok CHOICE PliihO.vs, SELECTED KKOM
ilie heat Hying bird*in Europe?Blua Held. Bluck Held..
Iti it end Vthow Toinhlers. Antwerp Curriers; sll young
hlr I- which cen ho domesticated: III ho .old st auction by
Tl MS .11 ill NSON, Am tloi H7 Nassau *t., Tuesday, at
12 M.
T'PBIOHT PI A NO WAKTKD.-Hr.ATK LOWEST A'AHH
V. price; must he in good owler. O. B. D. . Ilersld Cptowri
office.
SliVTUlMOIVl Ale.
ANY LADY M Y I UIMONl ALLY IN Cl.l N Kit. OP OOOl*
J\ education nod not oyer mediom height, will meet ? nh
it ri spouse hv uddrcaiop C?, box 211* Herald iilBm,
t PARISIAN LADY OK HKKINKMEKT A.NU
JYtalents, expert in household mutter., wishes Imoie all 4
protection Willi u senllble elderly geiitlrnion of standing.
Address MIUNONKTfR, Herald Uptown office.
/ 1ORKESPO.NDKN0K MAY DISCOVER ONE'S AI'I'IV"
\_/ltv Yeung gentleman iforetgnei wishes oorruoponn*
once with itn educated ludy not nn of pleasing pcr?oi*
nod nianiier,, vivacious und sprightly dispoaltlnn, uuiirutd*
en in.h to ho peaceable and independent, enough not to ho
mercenary. object, plansant acquaintance. theatre eoru
pHttion.lilp and pnasibljr matrimony Addre-a rRHI'ITAI,
hox 104i lleritld ottica.
V'OCNO SI itOl'.ON. OK PKONOl Ni'KP ABILITY,
would like to eorreaoond with vonugladv oi wealth; oh
Ject matrimony. Address LANCET Ilersld office.
?TOKACeK.
A-MOKUaS A illtoTHEKS, STOUAOK. WAKK
? houses, Broadway an* I7tli st , for Ktirnlturo, Miirors,
I'fuun*. UifffilK", Ac.; lu*u?ctitni solioiied.
?RTORAUE FDR f t ILM n UK7 V\AXOS% ki' ;
?lowest rate*; ebvafor. w ate Inn an; furniture raiuuvca.
WILLIAM II. MICH ALES, 4'J Uommtrc? si., nrar
Rb eckor.
4 ?HT( III AHE.?WEST HIDE STORAUK WARE
J\ .ll' U*
J \ ?h??UNes estalilisbed IHlli), .Yi:t Htidsntl si., l<? Ahiucdi-n
Mpiarr. tin* uhitfsi aii'1 lite bast, uriost axtanalvo and rpsocn
slulc cAiablitlimvTita in ttic business tor thu storage ?f furni
ture. f?inuns, batrgagt*. theatrical properties, valuable*. Ac.,
in s'liarntc rooms It. TAC?(?A!t'P, owner and manager,
office .v?i tl ndsori si., near IJth st.
% LL KINDS MERCHANDISE. Fl KNfTURK, PIANOS.
I Ac . taken on *ii*irn'..'c and cntli advanced. l-.?t ablislie<i
. I? I I t I * II I t AC k I Tl IIU kOYV ??*" C?o. U . I
years. RICHARD WALTKitM' SONS, 27 F.a-l Broad
way, near Catharine s*.
tl AG N EN ?t (OS STORAGE WAREIDjLSKH,
;i4lh si . ue.tr Hih. adjoin hi}: New Yom Bank, lt?l f??t
deep, for Furniture, Mirroi . Planus. M orks of Art. General
Merc hand! nit . rnu-t acfessinlo; perfectly reliable ; mirht
w.i!?d?; separate rooms; lowest rate*, cash advanced if
fiei'ded.
LMI Pi UK STORAGE W A RE HO U HE?K( > K FI'KNITLUE,
PjI'Ihooh, Mirrnts. Baicicaire and Merchandise In separate
roMjns; limp first tdass warelmnstts have uioro security,
lower rates of insurant; ? and lower charges for storage thau
any similar astabiislitD<'ttt; inspeclioti invited; ramoving,
boxing and sbippitig proinbtty ititcuded to. H O'KEILLY
A Co., proprietors, tns, Its si and H'*J Hudson s?.
IsMGI/f: STORAGE WAKEHOCHES. I NSI KPASNBD
Pifor safe keeping furniture, plat Ae : most *pprt?%c?l
I l.iti; scrupulously clean, orderly ; lowest rate*; (>lurtagh
improved elevator). 11?:i ? !07 West d id t .orie door wes|
ofiith ?i v.
N'l.W blOUAKK WAREIIOUHRH. 7.a?, 7VJ 7 a hTH
hv., corner -Pith St.?K?narate ro>in. fur luruitare;
storage lor carriage*, general merchandise, Ac. SMITH A
HILLs, Proprietor*.
rriii-. HARdiiR warkhoi ks. srn y?., i kum srd
I lo :<tilt st*., harin* ? en r.motellerl on * new ulau they
are prepared to /Ire le tlei aeronimialatloil man any other
warehouse in the city lor *t wage o' furniture, plunoa, bag
ynye and grind* ol everr deserintlon, and at lowaat rates;
an inspection Invited. Ofhre Ills* Wast 114th St.
UlI.I.IAltMS.
\ L<) I <*K id.ru.Mi II v.M* IIILLI Vltl* TAHLKs fv
J\ perfect order equal to new, st eery low prices. II. W.
UoLLK.NDKIt. 7I4H Broadway.
? MKRK AN STANDARD BF.VRL HILLIARD TARLFR
Awith llci iney's wire eeshlous. Indorsed hy all leadmic
prolessioual players; extra MtNllllots now offered, sec
ond hand fables at great bargains. W. II. (1KIKKITII A
CO.. d'l Yesey ?t.
AKLIV SECOND HAND BIiiLIAKD AND P1JOL
Tablet fur enle cheap for ? a*h.
F OKOTK A CO., 114 Fast 14th si.
rri.NTION '-NI.W AND SECOND II AND BILLI ARD
rabies at extraordinary price*.
I. DECK KK A CO., 79? Broadway.
FXOK SALK-A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE, IN
perfect condition, with curs and balls. To be teen at No.
11 VVe-t .'t">tli st.
" E W IIILLI Alt D I \ H Ll',s $U!H> EACH
IIEoK'lK I . PIlKLt.N. 14 Vrsey sE
an itoph.
SI I'Ahls ool no.N', si KCtfWritr".
lemhre. ? Menteaus, Kohes, Trouseeaot, Lcs dstnes
iron rerun! dans iios talon* Mrs iioureanles du dernlar goal
et des plut diet ingues. Touts cieali ns iuvdites.

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